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nazcatunes wrote:don't know if this has already been mentioned but there are promos of Coki- Haymaker/Revolution available at SOTU... gonna be his next DMZ release so just ifor those who can't wait
do you reckon they'll have some in the actual shop? cos i'll be up there tomorrow so would be good to get a promo... as well as the full release of course...bass_culture wrote:nazcatunes wrote:don't know if this has already been mentioned but there are promos of Coki- Haymaker/Revolution available at SOTU... gonna be his next DMZ release so just ifor those who can't wait
Just spotted this on FB, in the bag!!
ditto, i might go down for a little peek.scattybeanhead wrote:do you reckon they'll have some in the actual shop? cos i'll be up there tomorrow so would be good to get a promo... as well as the full release of course...bass_culture wrote:nazcatunes wrote:don't know if this has already been mentioned but there are promos of Coki- Haymaker/Revolution available at SOTU... gonna be his next DMZ release so just ifor those who can't wait
Just spotted this on FB, in the bag!!
thisthe wiggle baron wrote:Im sorry if it is, but I just dont believe cokey = coki lol
Why coki would choose the last year, after this forum has fallen to shit to join and use the corndance smilies i have no idea. Likely some young pup who thinks hes funny. Misguided business right there. From what I know of coki hes a quiet guy, and the last thing I can see him doing is getting involved in a forum conversation over his umpteenth release.
And to pour ever more fuel on cornbreads fire, to say you need to hear it on a rig is not just saying it changes the rhythm etc. of a tune (which it quite often does to be honest, with the bass taking a leading melody/percussive role of the tune rather than a harmonic one) its about hearing it get dropped live, with a crowd of people around you, with whatever tunes have been mixed before it up to that point, and so many factors. There is a world of difference between a youtube clip, or even a record on your system at home, and hearing something like this get dropped at something like system. At a night the tunes arent seperate entities, just all part of a flow of a night. Id never play this by myself at home, hence why im not going to buy it (if i was playing out regularly to proper crowds i might, but im not) but to hear 2 hours of mala b2b vivek, hyping a crowd to epic proportions, then peak with a tune as mental as this, combined with that vocal, with then anti war dub mixed out of it...you see the point in tunes like this! Its like listening to a weird noise track from the middle of some pink floyd album on its own, then saying it was crap.
probably already been said, but phrex pm'd coki on facebook and asked him to confirm, he said it was himdubctep wrote:thisthe wiggle baron wrote:Im sorry if it is, but I just dont believe cokey = coki lol
Why coki would choose the last year, after this forum has fallen to shit to join and use the corndance smilies i have no idea. Likely some young pup who thinks hes funny. Misguided business right there. From what I know of coki hes a quiet guy, and the last thing I can see him doing is getting involved in a forum conversation over his umpteenth release.
And to pour ever more fuel on cornbreads fire, to say you need to hear it on a rig is not just saying it changes the rhythm etc. of a tune (which it quite often does to be honest, with the bass taking a leading melody/percussive role of the tune rather than a harmonic one) its about hearing it get dropped live, with a crowd of people around you, with whatever tunes have been mixed before it up to that point, and so many factors. There is a world of difference between a youtube clip, or even a record on your system at home, and hearing something like this get dropped at something like system. At a night the tunes arent seperate entities, just all part of a flow of a night. Id never play this by myself at home, hence why im not going to buy it (if i was playing out regularly to proper crowds i might, but im not) but to hear 2 hours of mala b2b vivek, hyping a crowd to epic proportions, then peak with a tune as mental as this, combined with that vocal, with then anti war dub mixed out of it...you see the point in tunes like this! Its like listening to a weird noise track from the middle of some pink floyd album on its own, then saying it was crap.
plus the >>>>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<<< thing under a username means that it's verified as who it's supposed to bePhigure wrote:probably already been said, but phrex pm'd coki on facebook and asked him to confirm, he said it was him
but yes, i agree completely
was just saying 
smiley pls 
its so grumpy and its not meant to be grumpy!!!!the wiggle baron wrote:And to pour ever more fuel on cornbreads fire, to say you need to hear it on a rig is not just saying it changes the rhythm etc. of a tune (which it quite often does to be honest, with the bass taking a leading melody/percussive role of the tune rather than a harmonic one) its about hearing it get dropped live, with a crowd of people around you, with whatever tunes have been mixed before it up to that point, and so many factors. There is a world of difference between a youtube clip, or even a record on your system at home, and hearing something like this get dropped at something like system. At a night the tunes arent seperate entities, just all part of a flow of a night. Id never play this by myself at home, hence why im not going to buy it (if i was playing out regularly to proper crowds i might, but im not) but to hear 2 hours of mala b2b vivek, hyping a crowd to epic proportions, then peak with a tune as mental as this, combined with that vocal, with then anti war dub mixed out of it...you see the point in tunes like this! Its like listening to a weird noise track from the middle of some pink floyd album on its own, then saying it was crap.